Sentence examples for intriguing speculation from inspiring English sources

Much of the biographical information here is familiar, but there is intriguing speculation.

The researchers add an intriguing speculation: did the anarchists melt down type to make the casings of their bombs?

Such misgivings would be even more true of a man the subject of much intriguing speculation: Zalmay Khalilzad, a former American ambassador to Afghanistan, Iraq and the United Nations, who is said to have put out feelers about running.

Very intriguing speculation from many of you that Danny hasn't in fact been infected with HIV after all – either it was just antibodies, or the doctor manipulated the test results.

For collectors who wish they could have bought a Toulouse-Lautrec back when the little guy was still painting on cardboard, digital art is an intriguing speculation.

He's already worked with My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way ("Professional Griefers") but it was news of his collaboration with singer/songwriter and all-around vocal crooner, Ryan Adams, that made the music blogs blow up with intriguing speculation.

He also argued convincingly, among other intriguing speculations, that the death of Marlowe was the making of Shakespeare.

Relating the observed knock down phenotypes to expression profiles leads to some intriguing speculations regarding possible gene function.

The desired behaviour could be most efficiently targeted in this manner, supporting some intriguing speculations about nonlinear mechanisms in biological signaling.

Beyond raising intriguing speculations on the mechanism of action of PGE2 on colorectal cancer cell growth, the reported concentration and time dependence of PGE2's proliferative action may help to rationalize previously reported, partially conflictive findings.

(Interestingly, fava beans are widely known as a major trigger substance, leading to the oft-used colloquial name of favism for the disorder and the intriguing historical speculation that "favism has been known to exist since antiquity; the Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras was said to have warned his disciples against the dangers of eating fava beans").